A 32-minute adaptation of a 1911 Swedish documentary, restored by MoMA in 2017, presents a hypnotic 3-D vision of New York.
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A 32-minute adaptation of a 1911 Swedish documentary, restored by MoMA in 2017, presents a hypnotic 3-D vision of New York.
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Synopsis
New York City in 1911 comes alive through Jacobs’s 32-minute adaptation of a long-lost Swedish documentary. The film draws from the restored footage by the Museum of Modern Art, presenting a vivid portrayal of urban life over a century ago. Jacobs employs a hypnotic 3-D technique to enhance the original visuals, offering a fresh perspective on the bustling streets and daily activities of the time. This work reflects Jacobs’s ongoing artistic vision and engagement with historical narratives.
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Why Watch
- See the 1911 New York through modern 3-D technology.
- Find out how Jacobs interprets historical footage.
- Meet the themes of eternalism in a visual format.
Did You Know
- The original Swedish documentary New York was made in 1911.
- MoMA restored the original documentary in 2017.
- Things to Come has a runtime of 32 minutes.
- The film is a 3-D adaptation of the original documentary.
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What year was the documentary 'Things to Come' released?
The documentary 'Things to Come' was released in 2019.
How long is the duration of 'Things to Come'?
'Things to Come' has a duration of 32 minutes.
What is the name of the Swedish documentary that 'Things to Come' adapts?
'Things to Come' adapts a long-forgotten Swedish documentary titled 'New York 1911'.
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